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Some neighbors worry the development would change the character of the block of single-family homes.

City funds would be used to save a historic theater and renovate a building built in the 1960s.

A meeting to discuss the plan is set for 6:30 p.m. March 11 at Las Tablas, 4920 W. Irving Park Road.

Residents should be given more say on developments, three aldermanic candidates said.

The former bank building could be transformed into a grocery and gym, while saving a historic theater. 

Gino Battaglia owns all four corners at California and Augusta and aims to create a new economic area.

The owner of a former bank with a theater inside isn't sure he can proceed with plans to build a store.

Mike Bousis, the owner of Cermark Fresh Markets, plans to tear down the former bank near Six Corners.

A plan to convert the historic center to market-rate apartments leaves a local theater group out.

Some community residents voiced concerns about the next phase of the Near West Side apartment project.

University of Chicago plans to consolidate work crews, forcing Court Theatre to move its rehearsal space.

St. Bernard Hospital plans to develop more affordable housing once the market improves.

President's former gym at the Regents Club had been shuttered for not having a business license.

After four years of bickering, classrooms to be built on site of former Chicago Theological Seminary.

Preservationists fear that Cuneo Memorial Hospital could be razed to make way for a luxury high-rise.